Jennifer Lopez was just minding her own business on Tuesday (September 23) as she made her return home from the Singapore F1 Grand Prix. It was a celebratory day for the pop star, who seems to have missed the States and was glad to be back on familiar ground.

“One step closer to home… #backinthestates #theresnoplacelikehome,” J.Lo captioned a fabulous Instagram selfie where she’s clad in a fur-lined sweater and sunglasses.

Don’t get too comfortable, Jenny.

But, shenanigans were imminent as Lopez laid her jet-lagged head down for a nap. The “Booty” singer’s daughter, Emme, apparently not one to sleep on an opportunity, took advantage of her mommy’s weakened state to play dress-up in all her designer apparel.

“Ok this happened while I was sleeping…lol,” Lopez shared along with a photo of her 6-year-old daughter. I mean, she’s totally pulling it off!

Touché, Emme. Touché.

Jessica Hyndman

Karma would presumably give her left arm to Amy if her best friend needed it. But as for her heart? Well, that’s a different story.

On tonight’s “Faking It” Season 2 premiere — otherwise known as the morning after to end all mornings after — Amy and Karma were forced to face their new reality: Amy had finally confessed her genuine feelings for Karma, Karma was forced to uncomfortably reject her best friend and the two girls’ BFF status was suddenly thrust onto shaky ground. Put aside the fact that Amy and Liam drunkenly hooked up — there was a sisterhood at stake!

Terrified at the idea that Amy was pulling away out of embarrassment and hurt, Karma set out to prove to her best pal that she didn’t have to worry, and that Karma was no less interested in a (platonic) life together than she was before Amy’s admission. But Amy assured Karma the fervent speeches and radio-worthy guitar songs were unnecessary. “It’s not your fault you don’t feel the same way, even though I wish you did,” Amy insisted. “I could never hate you.”

Amy’s words were convincing, but the lovelorn look in her eyes as the girls hugged it out couldn’t be ignored. So what do you think — are Karmy completely back on track as far as friendship is concerned, or will the discomfort that only comes from unrequited love eventually push them apart? Take our poll, and tell ...

While everyone else can only repeat the “Yeezy taught me” refrain from My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy‘s “Blame Game,” Andre Pitts can say he actually lived it.

This 19-year-old Visual Communications student’s life was forever altered this past Friday when his graphic design class at the Los Angeles Trade Technical College was guest-taught by none other than Kanye West.

Complex caught up with the aspiring graphic designer to get the inside scoop on what went down in the Professor Yeezy-taught class and what the L.A. native learned from “the No. 1 most impactful artist of our generation.”

“It was on Friday at about 1:30 in the afternoon. I walked into my class and…then all of a sudden Kanye walked in through the door after we were done with our presentations,” Pitts told Complex. “Well my heart dropped, I didn’t believe what I was seeing. For four seconds I was like, paused. I was like, “Is that who I think it is?” After that I just started to try to pull out my phone and get a photo of him.”

The “I Am A God” MC, who was leading the class to satisfy his court-mandated 250 hours of community service, needed no introduction. He just launched into an almost two-hour dissertation about his thoughts on life in general and his inspirations.

“He was all over the place, but I mean, one of the main things he was talking about was…he was giving examples of different things and saying that ...

If a varsity jock and a nerdy art student can make things work (always and forever, “She’s All That“), who’s to say a Jesus-loving cheerleader and her-kind-of-but-not-really adopted brother don’t deserve the same shot at love?

On tonight’s “Awkward” premiere, while Matty was busy kicking Eva/Amber out of town, Lissa found herself in the midst of Palos Hills’ most recent and forbidden love affair. For some time, she and Tyler, a British-educated exchange student whom Lissa’s parents adopted on a mission trip to Africa, have fought their mutual feelings. But finally, they submitted to romantic tension on the senior ski trip — and continued to kiss between class back at home.

Terrified at the notion that Sadie would catch Lissa and Tyler in the act and and chew the couple out, Lissa hired a beard — her ol’ ex Jake — to mask what she believed to be an unforgivably sinful act. But, as Lissa and her “brother” don’t even have enough family photos to fill up an album’s first page, could their new intimacy really be so wrong? Then again, they are technically siblings…

Whaddya think — is Tyler and Lissa’s under-wraps relationship messed up, or is the latter making a mountain out of a molehill?

Matthew Scott Donnelly

If I had a fever and the only prescription were more songs called “Burnin’ Up,” I would be so healthy right now. On Monday (September 22), Jessie J released a new song with that exact title, and much like its pop predecessors of the same name, it’s on fi-yahhhhhhh.

The second single off of Sweet Talker, “Burnin’ Up” sees Jessie sweltering under the heat of her lover: “Out in the kitchen like a thousand degrees, that’s how I’m feeling when you’re next to me.” Featured rapper 2 Chainz’s verse does nothing to quench the flames.

So, how does the Ricky Reed and Axident-produced follow-up to “Bang Bang” stack up against past pop songs named “Burnin’ Up” — specifically the ones made famous by the Jonas Brothers and Madonna? (OK, so M’s song title is technically “Burning Up” with a G, but really? You’re going to argue that?) Let’s break it down.

Jessie J, ‘Burnin’ Up’ Featuring 2 Chainz

Year Released: 2014
Breakdown: Once again, Jessie J’s serving vocals on top of vocals on top of vocals. Though despite the singer’s claims that she’s “hot in the kitchen like a thousand degrees,” she’s burned us worse before.
Fire Safety Preparedness Level: Better bring some aloe just in case.

The Jonas Brothers, ‘Burnin’ Up’ Featuring Big Rob

Year Released: 2008
Breakdown: What do you get when you combine Maroon 5-level disco-throwback singing with Wayans brother-level movie-genre satire? The JoBros’ video for “Burnin’ Up,” which ...

While we’ve still been thinking about the last minute-and-a-half of last week’s epic “The Mindy Project” premiere with glee, this week finds Mindy tackling another post-honeymoon phase relationship hurdle: meeting Danny’s mom (played by the lovely Rhea Perlman).

With the title of episode two being “Annette Castellano Is My Nemesis,” we knew right away that Mrs. Castellano wouldn’t be the cookie-baking type of TV mother, but things got pretty bad, fast — there may have even been some biting. Let’s relive the best moments, in GIFS!

Mrs. Castellano might be hard to please. But Mindy can totally relate. This should be fine.

How can we get in on this gift deal?

Surprise! Mindy gets mistaken for Danny’s housekeeper.

Not a great start.

Mindy is determined to win the heart of Danny’s mom with a foolproof plan. Step 1: Shower her with complements.

The hair, the shoes, the jewelry… you’ve gotta love it all!

Step 2: Find common ground, like a TV show you both watch.

Don’t obsess over the same show? Wikipedia will become your friend!

Step 3: Bring gifts.

And don’t forget her BFF.

Step 4: Most importantly, agree with everything she says.

Even if she’s insulting Michael Fassbender’s perfect jawline.

When all else fails, know that the Coffee Crunch struggle (and the bill) is real.

DO NOT call your boyfriend’s mother out for her iPhone gaming obsessions. Just don’t.

But the best way to bond with your boyfriend’s mom? Share the dirty details.

All the dirty details.

And ...